Inheritance
Guidance with the practical, legal and tax questions that arise around an inheritance.
Who is involved, what inheritance questions arise, and which documents or powers of attorney are needed?
Which homes, land, bank balances and other assets are involved? Are there debts or restrictions?
What is recorded at the Turkish land registry, and what is required to register property in the heirs' names?
Which declarations, payments and tax documents need to be examined?
Which municipal records, property taxes and relevant contracts need attention?
Which legal and tax questions also need review in the other country involved?
A mirasçılık belgesi or veraset ilamı is an important step, but does not prove the entire case is complete. Registration of inherited property and a later sale are separate actions. The requirements and sequence are reviewed for each case.
We collect and structure information and coordinate agreed work. Qualified professionals perform legal, tax and notarial assessments. Debts, possible deadlines and questions about accepting or renouncing an inheritance also require timely expert review.
These invented examples illustrate possible issues. They are not personal legal or tax advice.
Mehmet lives in the Netherlands. His father leaves an apartment and bank balances in Turkey. The family has a veraset ilamı, but the bank, land registry and tax office each have their own next steps. We help prepare an overview and coordinate the required actions.
Three sisters in Germany want to sell an inherited home during a short stay. Registration, tax matters and representation have not yet been clarified. We help have the documents and conditions checked in advance so that travel and appointments can be better prepared.
A family in Belgium has had a property registered in their names. Questions remain about municipal property tax and contracts in the deceased's name. We help record what is complete and what remains outstanding.
General information. Requirements are checked again for each case.
Our first conversation begins with your story. Together, we explore whether Miras & More is the right fit for your request.
You can also turn to us before a death. We help organise your wishes, family circumstances and assets in different countries in preparation for a will.
If you wish, Tamer coordinates contact with a notary or other qualified specialist and follows up the agreed steps. The qualified professional assesses the applicable law, legal content and required form. In the Netherlands, the notary draws up the will; Miras & More supports preparation and coordination.
You decide on your wishes. A specialist is engaged only after you approve the work and costs.
A Turkish certificate identifying the heirs and their shares (mirasçılık belgesi, also called veraset ilamı) is an important step, but does not mean the entire process is complete.